The B580 marks the debut of Intel's second-generation Arc Xe2 GPUs, and it'll be joined by the $219 B570 next month. Based on their specs alone, it's easy to see why they're compelling for budget ...

The GPU market is rough right now, but there's one graphics card I consistently recommend to friends -- and it's not the one ...

Rumors around Intel’s next-gen Battlemage desktop GPUs are ramping up, with the latest being a sighting of the Arc B580 graphics card – or at least a hint that the packaging is being readied.

The best thing about the Arc B580 is, of course, its memory interface. This GPU sports 12GB of VRAM, where other Nvidia and AMD alternatives are stuck with 8GB. The Arc B580 also enjoys a wider memory ...

Intel pops up a warning when you start twiddling in here, which is a good thing. We'd like to explore overclocking on the Arc B580 at another time, but we just didn't have the bandwidth for that ...

If this Arc B580 price is accurate, then it looks as though Intel is planning to have a serious charge at the low-end gaming GPU market. Intel will need to hope its Battlemage GPU architecture can ...

TL;DR: Intel launched the Arc B580 GPU, priced at $249, with positive reception due to its performance and improvements over first-gen cards. It outperforms NVIDIA's RTX 4060 in raytracing.

Intel’s GPUs feature numerous matrix cores (XMX units), which are particularly suited to AI computations. Combined with an ample VRAM supply, the Arc B580 has the potential to become an ...

Earlier this week, we reported on retail listings for new Intel Arc B580 GPUs from ASRock being spotted, pointing to an imminent release of the very first Battlemage desktop graphics cards ...

Intel’s all-new Battlemage GPU lineup, including the budget-end Arc B580 and B570 graphics cards, is supposed to compete with other lower-mid-range GPUs from Nvidia and AMD.

An Intel GPU partner is reportedly working on a custom Intel Arc B580 graphics card that chains two of the gaming GPUs together, like the old SLI graphics cards of yesteryear.

Intel's Arc B580: Our Conclusions And Key Takeaways With Alchemist, Intel needed to prove that it could make a more competent, powerful GPU, and indeed the company succeeded.